We push the hacker mindset forward: make things, then break them. Open them up, look inside, and rebuild them into something else. The hardware we design is meant to be experimented with and pushed beyond what it was built for - because the best way to learn something is to take it apart, mess with it, and make it your own.
Custom-designed hardware for hacker conferences - each badge packed with fun challenges to hack, solve, and show off.
Turning conference booths into experiences - hardware badges and interactive platform demos that pull traffic.
Capture The Flag : live competitions with tricky hacking challenges for attendees to crack - and win prizes for.
Hands-on workshops on the conference floor to learn and play around with hardware skills.
A hand-built temporal energy cell
The future runs on a little current. This one hums, glows, and behaves like it's already seen tomorrow.
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Cyber gospels turned into into a badge
A cyber gospel book badge with a rigid PCB cover, light-up flexible-film pages, and a crypto CTF woven through the lanyard.
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A CTF badge built around F5's platform offerings.
The setup: a bank's AI assistant is under attack — chats going to the wrong region, encryption quietly downgraded, data stolen to decrypt later. The CTF: you're the on-call engineer, solving a challenge to shut down each part of the attack and earn its flag.
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BSides Adelaide badge with a CTF
Inspired by a native Australian animal - reimagined as a cyborg, with a CTF built in and our signature full-colour UV print innovation.
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CTF with an OLED screen & RGB lights under acrylic
An OLED display and programmable RGB - set it to any colours you like by playing the badge CTF - and our signature acrylic layer stacked on top of it all.
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Blinky badge for Radware
Blinky badge for Radware with our signature full-colour UV print.
Electronic rendition of a bee as fun soldering kit.
Hackerware's very first badge: a bee made entirely of electronic components. Solder it together and it buzzes to life, wings glowing in the dark. Built for Soldering Village in DEF CON China.
CTF badge for Nutanix
Play the CTF and unlock blinky lights.
Cryptography puzzle and Rubber Ducky in the form of Jack Sparrow and Barbossa. Experiment with your automated keystroke scripts.
A very artistic badge that comes with a cryptography puzzle. Coupled with LEDs and a miniature version of Arduino based board that can be used for small electronic circuits or be turned into rubber ducky applications that can send automated keystrokes to the system.
Hackerware's first-ever UV Printed full colour badge.
Put yourself in the spacesuit of an astronaut and play Badge CTF to unlock the space mission on the badge with correct CTF flags!
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First-ever RSA Conference Badge.
Representing the vibrant Sandbox community and 8 Villages with a unique doodle on badge artwork and remotes to activate them all.
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The TCP Packet comes alive in a hardware with bunch of LEDs
Designed to teach the working of TCP packet and Embedded-C programming. Atmega pins allow users to re-program the badge. Also comes with a special access LEDs - for authentication purpose.
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